Examples of BMC AMI Recover jobs

This section provides example JCL for commonly-run BMC AMI Recover jobs. Example output is provided for some of the examples. For more information about the output produced by BMC AMI Recover jobs, see the following topics:

See Command-and-syntax-reference for a description of the syntax options used in these examples.

Related topics

Strategies-for-using-copies

Dynamic-allocation-output-image-copy-data-sets

Specifying-BMC-AMI-Recover-syntax

INDEPENDENT-OUTSPACE-specification

Copies of the JCL for these examples are in members AFREX nn (where nn is the example number) in the HLQ .AFRSAMP installation data set (where HLQ represents the high-level qualifier specified during installation).

The following tables provide cross-references based on the utility parameters, commands, or keywords used in the examples. This table gives the cross-references for the utility parameters first, followed by the commands, in the order, they are most likely to be used, and their keywords in SYSIN.

Job examples for Utility parameters

Command or keyword	Relevant examples
PARM VALUE	All examples
REGION	All examples
NEW/RESTART	Example-1-Previewing-the-recovery-plan
	Example-2B-Using-RECOVER-INDEX
	Example-3-Creating-and-dynamically-allocating-output-copies through Example-9-Recovering-to-a-non-Db2-data-set
	Example 10B: Overriding the IXRECP installation option
	Example-11-Recovering-using-a-change-accumulation-file
	Example-13-Using-the-LOGSCAN-command through Example-17-Using-timestamp-recovery
NEW	Example-2A-Using-REBUILD-INDEX
NEW	Example 10A: Overriding several installation options
MSGLEVEL	Example-2-Recovering-to-the-current-state through Example-9-Recovering-to-a-non-Db2-data-set
MSGLEVEL	Example 10B: Overriding the IXRECP installation option through Example-17-Using-timestamp-recovery
MAINT	Example-12-Using-the-MAINT-parameter

Job examples using the OPTIONS command

Command or keyword	Relevant examples
OPTIONS	Example-2-Recovering-to-the-current-state
OPTIONS	Example-5-Recovering-to-a-specific-log-point
BACKOUT	Example-17-Using-timestamp-recovery
EARLYRECALL	Example-2-Recovering-to-the-current-state
INDEXLOG	Example-2-Recovering-to-the-current-state
	Example-5-Recovering-to-a-specific-log-point
	Example-13-Using-the-LOGSCAN-command
IXRECP	Example-10-Overriding-installation-options
MAXKSORT	Example-15-Using-MAXKSORT-for-parallel-index-rebuilds
MAXKSORT	Example-16-Using-MAXKSORT-and-recovering-a-table-space
RECOVERYPOINT	Example-17-Using-timestamp-recovery
RESOURCE SELECTION	Example-10-Overriding-installation-options
SIMULATE YES	Example-14-Simulating-recovery
SORTDEVT	Example-10-Overriding-installation-options
SORTNUM	Example-10-Overriding-installation-options
USEACCUM	Example-11-Recovering-using-a-change-accumulation-file
TIMESTAMP	Example-17-Using-timestamp-recovery

Job examples using the OUTPUT command

Command or keyword	Relevant examples
OUTPUT	Example-3-Creating-and-dynamically-allocating-output-copies
OUTPUT	Example-17-Using-timestamp-recovery
DSNAME	Example-3-Creating-and-dynamically-allocating-output-copies
DSNAME	Example-17-Using-timestamp-recovery
MODELDCB	Example-3-Creating-and-dynamically-allocating-output-copies
SPACE	Example-3-Creating-and-dynamically-allocating-output-copies
UNIT	Example-3-Creating-and-dynamically-allocating-output-copies
UNIT	Example-17-Using-timestamp-recovery

Job examples using the RECOVER command

Command or keyword	Relevant examples
RECOVER	Example-1-Previewing-the-recovery-plan through Example-6-Extracting-nonpartitioned-index-keys
	Example-8-Recovering-using-tape-stacked-data-sets through Example-11-Recovering-using-a-change-accumulation-file
	Example-16-Using-MAXKSORT-and-recovering-a-table-space through Example-17-Using-timestamp-recovery
ANALYZE	Example-1-Previewing-the-recovery-plan
BACKOUT	Example-5-Recovering-to-a-specific-log-point
DSNUM	Example-6-Extracting-nonpartitioned-index-keys
INDEP OUTSPACE	Example-9-Recovering-to-a-non-Db2-data-set
INDEX	Example-5-Recovering-to-a-specific-log-point
INDEX	Example-17-Using-timestamp-recovery
LASTCOPY	Example-4-Recovering-to-a-specified-copy
	Example-8-Recovering-using-tape-stacked-data-sets
	Example-10-Overriding-installation-options
LASTQUIESCE	Example-5-Recovering-to-a-specific-log-point
OUTCOPY	Example-3-Creating-and-dynamically-allocating-output-copies
OUTCOPYDDN	Example-3-Creating-and-dynamically-allocating-output-copies
TABLESPACE	Example-1-Previewing-the-recovery-plan through Example-6-Extracting-nonpartitioned-index-keys
	Example-8-Recovering-using-tape-stacked-data-sets through Example-11-Recovering-using-a-change-accumulation-file
	Example-16-Using-MAXKSORT-and-recovering-a-table-space
TOCOPY	Example-4-Recovering-to-a-specified-copy
	Example-8-Recovering-using-tape-stacked-data-sets
	Example-10-Overriding-installation-options
TOLOGPOINT	Example-5-Recovering-to-a-specific-log-point

Job examples using the REBUILD command

Command or keyword	Relevant examples
REBUILD	Example-2-Recovering-to-the-current-state
	Example-4-Recovering-to-a-specified-copy
	Example-6-Extracting-nonpartitioned-index-keys
	Example-9-Recovering-to-a-non-Db2-data-set
	Example-11-Recovering-using-a-change-accumulation-file
	Example-15-Using-MAXKSORT-for-parallel-index-rebuilds
	Example-16-Using-MAXKSORT-and-recovering-a-table-space
INDEP OUTSPACE	Example-9-Recovering-to-a-non-Db2-data-set
INDEX	Example-2-Recovering-to-the-current-state
	Example-4-Recovering-to-a-specified-copy
	Example-6-Extracting-nonpartitioned-index-keys
	Example-9-Recovering-to-a-non-Db2-data-set
	Example-11-Recovering-using-a-change-accumulation-file
	Example-15-Using-MAXKSORT-for-parallel-index-rebuilds
	Example-16-Using-MAXKSORT-and-recovering-a-table-space
NOWORKDDN	Example-2-Recovering-to-the-current-state
	Example-4-Recovering-to-a-specified-copy
	Example-9-Recovering-to-a-non-Db2-data-set
	Example-11-Recovering-using-a-change-accumulation-file
PART	Example-6-Extracting-nonpartitioned-index-keys
TABLESPACE	Example-4-Recovering-to-a-specified-copy
	Example-15-Using-MAXKSORT-for-parallel-index-rebuilds
	Example-16-Using-MAXKSORT-and-recovering-a-table-space

Job examples using the RECOVER UNLOADKEYS command

Command or keyword	Relevant examples
RECOVER UNLOADKEYS	Example-6-Extracting-nonpartitioned-index-keys
PART	Example-6-Extracting-nonpartitioned-index-keys

Job examples using the RECOVER BUILDINDEX command

Command or keyword	Relevant examples
RECOVER BUILDINDEX	Example-7-Building-a-nonpartitioned-index

Job examples using the ACCUM command

Command or keyword	Relevant examples
ACCUM	Example-11-Recovering-using-a-change-accumulation-file
GROUP	Example-11-Recovering-using-a-change-accumulation-file

Job examples using the LOGSCAN command

Command or keyword	Relevant examples
LOGSCAN	Example-13-Using-the-LOGSCAN-command
BACKOUT	Example-13-Using-the-LOGSCAN-command
INDEXSPACE	Example-13-Using-the-LOGSCAN-command
LASTQUIESCE	Example-13-Using-the-LOGSCAN-command
TABLESPACE	Example-13-Using-the-LOGSCAN-command
TOLOGPOINT	Example-13-Using-the-LOGSCAN-command

Job examples using the SIMRCVR command

Command or keyword	Relevant examples
SIMRCVR	Example-14-Simulating-recovery
TABLESPACE	Example-14-Simulating-recovery

Job examples using the SIMRBLD command

Command or keyword	Relevant examples
SIMRBLD	Example-14-Simulating-recovery
INDEX	Example-14-Simulating-recovery

Examples of BMC AMI Recover jobs

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